A Great Surprise In Philadelphia and Cincinnati Baseball
In Philadelphia the Phillies suffer an errorless fielding game yet fail to hit Staley as Wisner Carroll and van lead Pittsburgh to a 8 1 victory. Beckley and Koenne drive in runs while Wood and Staley’s ties fail to pace the visitors. Attendance 2831 with rain looming. In Cincinnati Cincinnati beats Boston 4 to 1 on sixth inning hits with Beard Nicol mounding two double plays and Long’s fielding noted. Foreman and Nichols pitcher battles. Attendance listed. Cleveland Triumphs Over Brooklyn 7 to 5 with timely hitting. Pinckney two base hit and McKean three base hit lead Cleveland. Zimmer and Beaton contribute. Fourman steady on mound. Time about 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una
Pittsburg
Phillies
Buffston
Kuehne
Wisner
Carroll
Wood
A. Maley
Vvertors
Staley
Teir
Pittsburgers
Beckley
Pields
Koenne
Robinson
Koebne
Mhatters
Goose
Hanlon
Fields
Shindle
Worcoran
Fogarty
Escrifce
Cross
Aaingle
Crictrxsati
Boston
Dsy
Cincinnatis
Cleveland
McKean
Pinkney
O'Brien
Avian
Zimmer
Corknill
Pincknes
McHean
Dalley
Beatin
Fouts
Bushong
Collins
Pinckney
Burns
Leon
Brooklin
L.ee Zuminer
Brien
piiva—Gilks
A and Zimmer
McKee Oan Beith Ae Foutz
Santa OW
Wae
Players League Pennant Standings Revealed
The table lists club standings in the Players League pennant race with current win loss records and positions for the season. Standings highlight leading teams and mark shifts in the league hierarchy.
Pitcher King Shuts Out Brooklyn as Fame Shines
Brecklyn and Chicagos face off as King delivers a stellar pitching performance. He shuts out the Brooklyn lineup without allowing a hit while Chinago Jost drives in the decisive run in the Eeme. The game ends with a commanding 40 scoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecklyn
Chicagos
Dune Il
King
Hrooklyns
Chinago
Cleveland Jane Boston Game Report
The Boston team posted another victory today led by Cleveland Jane and Allen. Totals and satellite notes appear incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomer
Cleveland
Jane
Boston
Allen
Beere
Chicagos Fall Short After Early Charge By Welch
Chicago Nationals drop a rough middle innings as New York capitalizes on Burns error in the third. Welch struggles after two strong frames, while Glasscock and Struckouters pace the Yankees offense. attendance 1,50. Final score shows New York ahead 8 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicagos
N. L
Welch
Deliui
New York
Burns
Nathenc League Record in Pennant Race Standings
In the National League pennant race the standings show clubs vying for position. The fragment notes a league record emphasis with unclear text about mos slaistak and current form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathenc
Lescue
Heterogeneous Battery Scores Across Cities
Fragmented sports wire summary shows varied results with teams like Rochester Brooklyn and St Louis-. multiple batteries listed such as Barr Gulre Mattimore Sowers and Hite Mochester. scores include Rochester 32 Columbus 34 and St Louis 3. The text mixes figures and team pairings without clear context or single narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Love
Koc
Hocheater
Brooklyn
Summmany
Hite
Mochester
Erroure
Barr and
Gulre
Mattimore
Sowers
Seven Unearned Runs in One Inning Shifts Dayton Victory
In a Tri state League game on June 2 Dayton defeated McKeesport after seven unearned runs in the seventh inning, all from errors. Leamon sparked the offense while Jones struggled through seven frames before control trouble and misplays allowed the big inning. Final 7 to 2, with Dayton tallying late to seal the win. umpires and fielding miscues noted in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesront
Dayton
McKeesport
Leamon
Jones
Tri-State League Standings Snapshot From Recent Records
Tri-State League standings show teams like McKeesport Wheeling Youngstown Akron Canton and Dayton with varying wins and losses. The list includes fractional win percentages and incomplete scores, reflecting records not counting yesterday’s games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Pe
W. L. Pe
Manafield
McKeesport
Sir Wheeling
Youngstown
Dayton
Ngield
É Akron
Canton
Greensburg Triumphs Over Our Roya in Narrow Victory
Greensburg defeated Our Roya of Pittsboro in a hard fought game by a close margin. The box score lists multiple players with varied scoring, including O'Rein and Mallory contributing points, while pitchers and fielding miscues shaped the tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Our
Roya
DIR Ator
Greenssurcog
Pittsboro
Baseball Notes and League Standings Mentioned
The Philadelphia team shows hitting and fielding feats with players Bennett Smith and ZiuMore noted. discussion of Sunday baseball faces objections and Ernie manages. Eastern clubs' struggles are listed, with Buffalo Boston Pittsburgh and others, plus home run leaders and base hits across the National and American leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Por’ Smith
Philadelphia
Paonie
Ernie
ZiuMore
Eeland
wetSijang
Amon
Texas
Milwaukee
Cmany
Anson
Ahltena
Stagg
New Haven
Early Baseball Scores From Western Pennsylvania Games
Local clubs report scores including TH J. Crawfords 6 to 4 over G. Mobus Jr and George Wood Stara 16 to 4 over Guy Hecker. Oakland Standards fell 2 to 0 to Liberty Stare as teams seek more inputs from junior squads and amateur clubs across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and nearby states. Additionally, mentions of planned tours and forthcoming schedules appear with multiple addresses listed for inquiries and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crawfords
G. Mobus, Jr
Benton Blues
Banksville Reds
George Wood
Mscas
Weltaville
Oaklands
Catire
East Aiverpowl
Anderson Ao
Brady
Oakland
Battery
Piteburg Greys
Beaver Club
Beaver
Anderson
Homestead
Ecmatineene Baseball Club
Maat
Trees
Carrollton
Canal Dover
Urichsville
Coshocton
Dresden
Newark
Uanton
Wooster
Mt. Union
Salem
Lertonia
Palestine
Fourth Street
Liverpool
Abduction Case at New Castle Settled Over Money Claim
Neva Cochran, 16, abducted from St. Cloud Hotel by her brothers, was pursued by Deputy Sheriff Douds but escaped. Judge McMichals ordered her returned to Illinois to guardian J. E. Phillips. Cochran to inherit a large fortune at 21. brothers allegedly aimed to seize funds. Miss Cochran left by train for Meadville, then West.
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Douds
Neva Cochran
St. Cloud Hotel
Lawrence County
Miss Cochran
Miss Neva
Meadville
Hammer firm executive says Pittsburg is their metropolis
T. R. Morgan Jr. of Alliance, Ohio, hammer manufacturer, visited Duquesne yesterday and stated Pittsburg supplies their hammer beads and that the city annually receives a large sum from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Morgan, Jr
Hammer Manufacturers of
Alliance, C
Local items report talks and small-town misdeeds
McConnell to speak on Drinking Along the Upper Ten at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting in Grant Street and Second Avenue with doors at 7. Free seats. Two lectures today in Wilkinsburg United Brethren Church by Rev J B Laster on Three Years Among the Slaverbo and Mend Tribes. Local incidents include quarrels, a missing $185 pocketbook, a head wound from a fall, two men held for court on tapping charges, a furniture factory fire loss of $100, and petty theft on soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will d. McConnell
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Grant Street
Second Avenue
United Brethren Church
Wilkinsburg
J. B. Laster
Francis
George Dilworth
Allegheny
George McClelen
Hentos
Spartansburg
Union Depot
Joserah Meyers
Webster Avenue
Penn Avenue
Joam Campbell
Patrick Doran
Tm Marietta Chair Works
Albert Waren
Homesteads Defeated by Bunched Hits in Tarentum
Tarentum June 21 The Homesteads were defeated by a barrage of bunched hits and errors as the Boere pressed the advantage in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarentum
Homestead
Digpaton
The Chicago Derby Victory by Uncle Bob at Washington Park
The crowd of 40,000 witnessed Uncle Bob, the Tennessee thoroughbred, win the American Derby at Washington Park in muddy conditions. Santiago placed second with Kingsbury close behind, while Good Bye and Jed faded. Uncle Bob, bred in Nashville, was bought for $225 and later sold through a series of transfers ending with George Hawkins of Chicago, under a deal that included $2000 extra if he won.
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Onicaco
Washington Park
Tennessee
Ben Kingsbury
Jed
Mount Lebanon
Bunnybrook
Protection
Frontino
Sinaloa
Grayson
Uncle Bob
Lucky Baldwin
Santiago
Weigues
Mt. Lebanon
Soveccoe
Hen
Ingsburg
Hassitt
Riley
Barnes
Good Bye
Shlollioys
Stor
Soden
Sunnybrookly
Britton
Sheridan
Kingsbury
Uncle Lori
Sunnybrook
Ben Kin
Lucy Baldwin
California
San Barnes
Basen Lake
Blackburn
Angele
Nashville
Tonn
Darkey
Belle Meade
Black Hoster
Kam Bryant
Proctor Knott
Bryant
George Hawkins
Chicago
Bob
Hawkins
Hanba
Results of other races follow in mixed finish times
First race mile results show Palioa de Sait aor Beach first Robespierre second with Time 18H. Second race yields Biles verannae frat me at 1 44. Third race The Derb. Fourth race one and one sixteenths miles Bertha first Anant second Duke of the Highlands third at Time 2. Fifth race five furlongs Hen March first Dick erson second Doxey third with Time 1209.
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Palioa de Sait Aor Beach
Robespierre
Biles Verannae Frat
Derb
Bertha
Anant
Duke of the Highlands
Hen March
Dickerson
Doxey
Sheepshend Bay
Sheepsuzad Bay
Hea
Hhow
Sallie McClelland
Ambulsance
Keoon
Ase
Steel
Tee
Ascot Races Satisfy Sightseers Despite Rain Delays
Lorpon June 21 The Ascot races drew large crowds with fine weather other days though racing fell short of peak form. Sainfote and Surefoot were beaten with Ramphion winning the Hardwicke Stakes amid a week of notable visitors and a pair of thefts involving a hundred0-dollar loss and a gold watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpon
Ascot
Sarnfoot
Salnforth
Joe McAaiiie
Lilly Madden
London
McAuliffe
Fourth of July matinee altered by Homewood driving race
Homewood Driving Association changes the Fourth of July matinee program adding a mixed race of three minutes in length with purses of 0. Other races include a 2528 pace and a 2:38 trot with purses of 60 each. Entries close June wD. Local trainers expect many horses to run. track conditions praised at Sheepshead Bay. Today's card from New York area includes six furlongs and longer races with several winners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood Driving Association
Pennsylvania Wheelmen to Host Meet in Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania division of the L A W meets in Philadelphia next Saturday with local wheelmen attending. A parade Saturday morning from Green Street to Fairmount Park includes refreshments and a group photo. Races start at 1 PM on Tioga Athletic Association track with district championships and various safety and ordinary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
A. W
Green Street
Fairmount Park
River Road
Strawberry Mansion
Columbia Avenue
Tioga Athletic Association
Philadephia League
Grand Opera House
Five Pigeons Compete in Cincinnati to St Louis Run
Five homing pigeons were released by B B Johnson of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette at 6 10 this morning near O Fallon eight miles from St Louis. Duffy returned at 10 20 this afternoon to Bellevue loft, Little Nick at 8 23, and Zuln at 6 22 to another loft. Two birds failed to return by 10 o'clock tonight. The birds covered about 202 miles fly distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial-Gazette
B. B. Johoson
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette
O'Fallon
St Louis
Duffy
Bellevue
Nick
Zuln
Axme Ril
Cricket for a Silver Cup at Rosa' Grove
Eureka Cricket Club members are urged to attend a meeting at Benkhart's Halls opposite Pleasant Valley power house Tuesday evening. Important business will be transacted and non members are welcome. A cricket match with Alleehensity Lodge of St George at Rosa' Grove Saturday next features a silver cup, with other games and football planned.
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Eureka Cricket Club
Benkhart’s Halls
Pleasant Valley
Tueaday
Alleehensity Lodge
St. George
Rosa’ Grove
Mc Clelland hosts one mile race at Homewood Driving Park
The upcoming one mile race between Ed Nikirk and EFC takes place next Saturday at Homewood Driving Park for 504 side. Both men train for a tight race with a food con test noted. Otto Black trains thief and Chris Roselli is in charge of McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nikirk
EFC. McClelland
Homewood Driving Park
Otto Black
Chris Roselli
McCiel
McClelland Plans Meeting With Priddy Over Race
E C McClelland tells Tez Uisraton he will meet Pete Priddy at his office next Saturday night to decide if he will run him in a five mile race. He objects to John E Ginn's treatment and proposes racing after the Nikirk event, seeking a meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. McClelland
Tez Uisraton
Pete Priddy
MoCtelland
John E. Ginn
Priddy
Sullivan and associates arrive for Richburg trial scene
John L. Sullivan accompanied by actor Duncan B. Harrison reaches Purvis on June 71 as Muldoon Cleary and Donovan expected in Richburg tonight and tomorrow. They will return to Purvis to stand trial for aiding and abetting the Sullivan Hilrain fight in Richburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purvis, Mras
jJohn L. Sullivan
Duncas B. Harrison
Muldoon
Cleary
Donovan
Richburg
Purvis
Sullivan-Hilrain
Germantown Cricket Club to Face Pittburgh Club in Broshton
The Germantown Cricket Club of Philadelphia will play the Pittsburgh club at Broshton on Wednesday next. The home team promises a strong lineup and aims to defeat the champions, with play from 10 A M to 6 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Fulladelphia
Pitteborg
Broshton
Philadelphia
A Challenge for Joe Priddy by James Malarkey
James Malarkey called at the Dispatch office last evening and stated he desires to meet Joe Priddy at this office next Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock to make a match for a doomed race for from $F to 100 a side. The race to be run at any time, the sooner the better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Priddy
James Malarkey
Dispatch
Ron
Manning the Pool Champion in Brooklyn match
The continuous pool contest in Brooklyn ended with Charles Manning of Brooklyn defeating Albert Powers of Chicago by 60 to 49 for the shempsphenia of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeur
Jane
Brooklyn
Albert Powers
Chicago
Charles Manning
America
Manning
Kept His Word at Apollo Jr O U A M Picnic
Apollo June 21 The Jr O U A M picnic drew about 3000 attendees in a cool pleasant grove above town. Music by Great Western Band Apollo Cornet Band and Italian Orchestra Pittsburg. Excursions by West Penn trains. Amusements included baseball races greased pigs pole climbing and dancing. Public works and stores closed early. Charles Silverman pledged not to ship beer. the Great Western Band was the highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Great Western Band
Apollo Cornet Band
Apollo Martial Band
Italian Orchestra
Pittsburg
West Penn
Charles Silverman
Hendricks Monument Unveiling Draws Notables In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 21 officials expect a large gathering for the Hendricks monument unveiling on July 1. Governor Campbell Senator Brice and Governor Hill announce attendance and John A. Holman conveys acceptance from David B. Hill to attend and honor the late vice president’s public service.
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Indianapolis
Campbell
Brice
Hill
John A. Holman
Albany
David B
Retirement salute at Metropolitan Insurance Company
The assistant superintendent and agents honor Superintendent HK Pritchard on his retirement with a handsome gold-headed cane. Miss Marguerite BE Talcott of Chicago accompanies her brother. E L Gramer and family plan a Cleveland vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. Pritchard
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Marguerite BE
Talcott
Chicago
Ting
Sree
E. L. Gramer
Cleveland
Cyclone Wipes Illinois Towns Killing Several
A severe cyclone struck Amboy Sublette and South Paw in Lee County causing heavy destruction. The Hunt schoolhouse was lifted and wrecked with teacher Miss Maggie McBride and her eight pupils perishing. Dozens injured and a wealth of farm buildings destroyed as the storm cut a 40 rod by one mile path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy, Inc
Lee County
Sublette
Blackburn
William Shaw
Daniel Haley
William Reeves
William R. Long
John R. Hatch
Illinois Central Railroad
John Bitner
Southpaw
Bublette
Jona Blues
Hunt School
Maggie McBride
Aschel Prentiss
Isaac Berry
William Hunt
Carrie White
Seaman Overkirk
George Rudolph
Peter Reams
George Bolaches
Earlville
Peter Keama
Jacob Rudolph
Miss McBride
Carrie White Pene
Brooklyn
Clearance sale draws crowds at PCC C clothing event
Draws crowds as PCC C clothing sale slashes prices to half. Thousands of new styles in clothing, bars, and furnishings with a perfect fit guarantee. Men’s suits offered at $6 to $12, cutaways as low as $3 to $12, clearance slated before July 10. Location at Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C. Co. C
Cor
Grant and
Diamond Sts
Court House
Excursion to Wheeling for Flint Glass Workers
An excursion from Pittsburg to Wheeling planned by the B&O Railroad on June 30 offers a special train leaving at 8:00 A.M. from Pittsburg, arriving Elm Grove at 10:45 A.M. and Wheeling at 11:00 A.M., with return at 8:00 P.M. from Wheeling and 8:15 P.M. from Elm Grove. Tickets are $13.50, valid until July 1, plus regular trains available, urging glass workers to save time and money by using the grove stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Elw Grove
Wheeling Park
Wheeling
Elm Grove
Best hosiery and underwear sale at Campbell & Sons
June redaction sale offers best values in hosiery and underwear from A G Campbell & Sons at 27 Fifth Ave. Hundreds of combination patterns down to percentage prices, plus tuxedo awnings and styles from Mamaux & Son at 539 Penn Ave Pittsburg. Joxpan's swimming school announces sessions on Tuesday mornings for children, with renown instructors and timely options for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Campbell & Sons
Fifth Ave
Mamaux & Son
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Penn Avenue
E. Batterick
A. G. Campney & Sons
Keely Brother to Motor Fame Distances Himself
Walt J Keely, a dry goods man, stops through town and comments on his brother the famous motor pioneer Keely. He calls himself a businessman who never seeks invention, notes a longstanding but cooled relationship due to past trouble and a Chicago vendetta report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keely
Walt
J. Keely
Chicago
Ten Thousand Dollars a Year for Flowers on Grave Will
Orphans Court in Philadelphia dismisses exceptions to the will of Mrs Annie M Reabsam. The \$10,000 provision to furnish flowers for her grave year round is upheld and awarded to the estate administrator in Washington where she lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Orphans’ Court
Annie M. Reabsam
Washington
Weather Summary from PrrrsavEa June 21 1590
The United States Signal Service reports in this city a maximum temperature of 79 degrees with readings around 12 PM and 4 PM. The forecast notes a 0.9 foot fall in the water level over four hours and mentions measurements in feet and time marks throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Serries
River Water Levels Threaten Packet Lines
The article notes river gauges show the Monongahela at 8 feet danger level and the Allegheny and Ohio rivers rising or high, with Davis Island recording 5 feet 5 inches last evening. If levels drop further, packet lines may suspend business temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill
Allegheny
Ohio
Davis Island
Monongahela
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Prinate
Buffinton
Braley
Easterners
Pittaburg
Pistebarg
FP. L
P.L
Cincionati
Beeston
Beste
P. L
Breskiyn
XN. L
Breskiye
Grifin
Oshindie
Buffinson
Carrar
Pittebare
Philscol
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Ciactonati
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McPhee
Hearss
Holliday
Sullivan
Kellly
Brodie
Foreman
Nichols
Hkeard
Nicol
Firet
Basie
Tisrr
Koight
Sat
Koyight Eran
Bennet Wid
McQuaid
Une
cHioAco
Bhooklts
Bhrae
Beesebes
Adford
Richardson
Peers
Radboun
Hrown
Rasee
Hakely
Respern
Heston
McAleer
Tebeau
Strovey
Nash
Kelly
Saterlife
Stricker
Radbourn
Matthews
Leach
S—Chicago
Hutchins
Agdrewsa
Hutch’s
N.o
Kittinge
Cdicrro
Teroen
Glasscock
Hutchinson
Bare
Balle
Wilmot
Hornung
Zacharias
Association
Athletics
Cilcolumbus
Rochester
Ar Louisviire
St. Louis
Tristate League
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WHRE
DP & Dayton
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Lanser
Milter
Cote
Milbee
Wate Cotes
Dono
Simpleton
MoKersport
McKeernort
Williams
Stapleton
Sheupe
Miller
Lancer
Flannagan
Green
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Io Mansfeld
Summagy—Bakeries
Payne and Porter
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Tri-State League
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MOTI
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Renee Asin
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Acme
Bexwertalla
Water Cures
Phillipsbure
Acmes
Sisseesy OD
J. Acmes
I. Deltz
Pocrex
Johnston
Shumaker
Harvard
Yale
the Atlantic Association Renow. L. Pe. Pe
Baltimore
Nerf A
Hartford
Wilmington
Baerball Notrs
Buffalo
Upson
Tim Murnane
Arthur Irwin
Herman Long
Neltroy Pf
New Castle
Rema
Arentum
Baker
McKim
Pengton
Cameron
Sterick
Sainfote and
Surefoot
Youngstows
Aa Ta
Court Steon
Holland
NEW
L. A. W. Division
MacCleland
Jr. O. CU. A
Hendricks
Illinois
Amboy
Mendota
Ucrs
Hacke
BE. Joxpan
Ber Grove
Rta
West Wincista
River Intelligence
Evansville
Allegnany Junction
Tania
TH. A. Byers
Harry H. Jackson
Bico Juniata Fet
Clockoatl
Louis A. Sherley
E. F. Maddy
Jem
Pr. m
Pollymanne
Billitha
Messre
Jepromeate
A. H. Hall
River Hagatera
Subeesoe
Far West
Hall
Philip & Jones
Wee
Mr. Hardone
Pearson
Federal St
Pittabore
Joseph Fleming & Son
John Jones
Perborne
Sixth St. and
Liberty Street
Cor. Highth
Wood Street
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